17 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Momentary' in a Sentence
"Lasting for a very short time; extremely brief or fleeting." more
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The butterfly's momentary pause on the flower delighted the children.
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She felt a momentary chill as a cool breeze swept through the park.
The momentary silence in the library allowed everyone to focus on their reading.
The momentary joy on her face disappeared when she dropped her ice cream.
The momentary hush in the classroom signaled the start of the teacher's story.
A momentary giggle escaped from the children playing in the park.
His momentary hesitation before answering the question revealed uncertainty in his thoughts.
His momentary hesitation turned into a confident leap.
The butterfly's momentary presence brought joy to the children playing in the garden.
A momentary break in the storm allowed them to catch their breath.
The teacher's momentary pause allowed the students to catch their breath during the fast-paced lesson.
A momentary hush fell over the classroom as the teacher entered.
The sunflower's momentary bloom delighted the gardeners.
The momentary silence in the library was disrupted by a loud sneeze.
His momentary confusion turned into a big smile when he found his lost toy.
The flash of lightning provided a momentary illumination in the dark sky.
The magician performed a momentary disappearance act that left the audience in awe.
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